Stock Rally Fades as Market Ends Weaker on June 18
The New York market opened with mixed gains but closed near session lows as buyers failed to sustain early strength. Leading issues like Amalgamated and Reading rose briefly before declines trimmed gains, with Pennsylvania and several copper stocks among the laggards. Bond news from Paris and lower London discounts offered some relief to sentiment, while 29,881 shares traded on the exchange amid broad caution.
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Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Paris
London
Sterling Exchange
State Street
Reading
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Anaconda
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
St. Paul
Consolidated Gas
Interboro Metropolitan
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
Massachusetts Gas Common
Steel
Osceola
Boston
Santoro Located in Italy in Bride Death Case
After four months of search, Michaele Santoro was found in Italy, accused in the death of his bride who fell from their former home at 97 North Margin Street on February 20. Boston police seek to prosecute through District Attorney Moran.
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Michaele Santoro
North Margin Street
Italy
Naples
Boston
Moran
Bond and Stock Market Totals Reported for Boston
The Boston market roundup shows bond and stock prices with total sales. Bonds include Tel & Tel and B & Q notes while listed stock trades reach 19,468 shares and unlisted 10,893 shares with bonds at 11,000 dollars in total sales.
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Boston
Curb Market Quiet At The Exchange
The curb market opened with extreme quiet on the Exchange place with Raven fluctuating between two percent and two and a half percent and Shawmut Consolidated quoted near Saturday’s levels.
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Exchange Place
Raven
Shawmut
Dividends Declared by Major Canadian and U.S. Firms
A compilation of upcoming dividend payments across numerous companies. Canadian General Electric issues 3 percent on preferred and 2 percent on common stock. Bell Telephone of Canada 2 percent. Temple Iron 8 percent to record June 30. Consolidated Car Heating 1.5 percent. Hudson River Telephone 1.5 percent. American Cement of Philadelphia 3 percent. Michigan Central 2 percent. Shore & Michigan Southern 4 percent. New York Central & Hudson River 1.5 percent. Copperange 1.50 on June 16. Mahoning Coal Railroad 5 percent. Lake Erie & Western 1 percent preferred plus 2 percentJan 15 issue. Mine Hill & Schuylkill Haven 8 percent.
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N. W. Harris & Co
Haverhill
Mass
Butte
Butte & Furnace Range Copper Company
Furnace Creek
Butte Hill Copper Company
Butte & Bacorn Company
Butte Hill
Red Metal
Butte & Boston
Tramway
Snohomish
Minnie Healy
Adventure Company
Baltic Mining Company
Copper Range Consolidated
Sears, Roebuck & Co
New York
Chicago
Anaconda Company
Pacific
Buffalo
Raven
Anaconda
American Construction Steel Company
Carnegie, Penn
McClintick-Marshall Construction Company
Chapin
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Guild
William B. Soule
Hi Low
Amalgamated Copper
Dt Am Car
Os Ae
Anaconda Mining
Anantic Coast Line
Tayge & Ohio
Boolen Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Eeveee Central Leather Refeer Caves
Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Cree
Distillers Securities
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Louisville& Nashville
Central
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Deeteves Republic Steel
Peek Elend Co
Eeenews
Sheffield Steel
Bt Louis Southwestern
Ae Te Pacific
Southern Railway
Eter Ee Reereee Oy
Coal & Iron
Texas Pacific
Tol
St L.& W
Pref Ae
Union Pac
United States Realty
States Rubber
Mee Wee Steel
Wells Fargo Express
Western Mon
Wwe Central
Ualen
Canadian General Electric Company, Ltd
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
Temple Iron Company
Consolidated Car Heating Company
Hudson River Telephone Company
Aly American Cement Company of
Philadelphia
Michigan
Central Railroad Company
Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Mine Hill & Schuylkill Haven Railroad
Owsley Operated On After Football Career
John B. Owsley known as Jack Owsley, former Yale quarterback and Waterbury businessman, underwent surgery yesterday. Physicians report the operation went well and express confidence. Travel notes mention the New Five Hour Limited and a Boston departure schedule.
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Owsley
Haven
John B. Owsley
Jack Owsley
Yee
Yale
Waterbury
Boston
Judge Bell Seeks Investigation Of Dickinson Statement
In a sixth session at the Superior Court Judge Bell halted a case after witness Miss Bertha C. B. Sturgeon alleged she was compelled to sign a statement in the office of M F Dickinson part of the firm Dickinson Farr Dickinson. The judge urged the matter be referred to the District Attorney Moran for inquiry and potential disbarment proceedings if true. Dickinson denied the accusation and pledged full cooperation.
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Moran
Bell
Superior Court
Bertha C. B. Sturgeon
M. F. Dickinson
Dickinson, Farr & Dickinson
Suffolk
George Merrow
lLynng
Sturgeon
Dickinson
Sullivan
Jailed Wife-Murderer Schidlofski Faces Transfer Dilemma
Middlesex county jail officials fret over moving John Schidlofski, condemned to die the week of July 8, to Charlestown State Prison. Ambulance transport may fail if his health worsens. delay could jeopardize the electric chair's intended execution window within ten days before July 8.
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Middlesex County
John Schidlofski
Charlestown
Maiden woman falls from streetcar injures head in Malden
Edna Johnson aged 18 fell from a Lynn and Boston car at Malden square last evening about 9 oclock striking her head on the pavement. Physicians attended at a nearby drug store and several stitches were given to a gash on the right temple before she was sent home on Barstow street.
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Edna Johnson
Lynn & Boston
Malden Square
Barstow Street
Missing Roxbury girl found sleeping in barn
Julia Herbeck ten of 1089 Heath street Roxbury was located by police sleeping in a barn after four days missing. She said she had been allowed to stay out and did not think her parents would mind if she did not return home.
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Julia Herbeck
Heath Street
Roxbury
Bankers Betrothals Reported in Gretna Area
Three Boston area couples obtained marriage licenses at City Hall Providence June 18. Wallace F. Whitney 22 and Marian Swift 21 from Boston plan marriage. John H. Cremen 22 and Ida Frances Abbott 19 from Somerville also to wed. Forrest E. J. Glidden 24 of Water Town and Mary T. Fraser 23 of Boston were the third couple.
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Providence, R. I
Bay State
Wallace F. Whitney
Albert F. Whitney
Marian Swift
William H. Swift
Boston
John H. Cremen
John W. Cremen
Ida Frances Abbott
Albert A. Abbott
The
State National Bank
Somerville
Watertown
Forrest E. J. Glidden
Eldridge Glidden
Mary T. Fraser
Joseph T. Fraser
American bank places 250 million franc loan in Paris
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. announced purchase of 250,000,000 francs of the Pennsylvania Company's 12-15 year loan guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The loan was placed with a French group led by Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas and Credit Lyonnais. The deal marks the first direct American loan in Paris and brings about about 50 million francs into the U.S. source currencies.
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New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
Banque de Paris Et Des Pays-Bas
Credit Lyonnais
Wright Qualifies For Massachusetts Tennis Final
Irving C. Wright, brother of Beals Wright, defeated Harvard’s H. H. Whitman in the semi finals at Longwood to earn a shot at R. C. Seaver for the title. Weather favored Wright as he held a steady long game and strong net play against Whitman.
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Irving C. Wright
Beals Wright
H. H. Whitman
Harvard
Longwood
Wright
R. C. Seaver
Wright Steves E Sok
Whitman
Unholtz Given Berwick Bout
South Berwick Me June 18 Rudolph Unholtz of South Africa was awarded the decision over Kid Wilson of Liverpool England in the eighth round. The bout was vigorous with Wilson dominating long range but Unholtz scored a decisive blow that felled Wilson after a seven count. The referee called for a physician as no doctor was present. Wilson was signed to meet another opponent in a few weeks.
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South Berwick
Rudolph Unholtz
South Africa
Kid Wilson
Liverpool
Eng
South Berwick Athletic Association
Wilson
Anholtz
Guiness
Field Day of Court Gustaf Wasa Draws Big Attendance
The 10th annual picnic and field day of Court Gustaf Wasa Foresters of America was held in Armory Grove yesterday with about 1000 attendees. Prizes went to P Parson and O Lofgreen for a three legged race. Henry Soderberg won the 100 yard dash for boys under 12, Cr Carlson the men's race, Nanny Johnson the ladies race for 1 4 mile, and Wendla Soderberg won the girls egg race.
Canoeists Race and Elect Officers at ACA Meet
In Middleboro on June 18 the American Canoe Association meet awarded Wabewawa 22 points, Lawrence 16, Quinobequin 12, Medford 8, and Narragansett 1. Officers elected: vice commodore Marion Butler of Lawrence, rear commodore S B Burnham of Providence, purser F W Houston of Lawrence, board member Paul Butler of Lowell, racing board member L B Drake of Auburndale. Next meeting set for Lowell.
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Middleboro
American Canoe Association
Wabewawa
Lawrence
Quinobequin
Medford
Narragansett
Crew Rescued From Stranded Steamship Off New York
In dense fog the Italian steamer Vincenzo Bonanno ran aground three miles east of Fire Island lighthouse. The captain and crew, one passenger, and two sailors were saved by the breeches buoy and lifeboat, with some cargo thrown overboard to lighten the vessel as W. E. Chapman assists a possible refloating at dawn.
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New York
Vincenzo Bonanno
Isis
Point of Woods
St Wen
W. E. Chapman
Five Italian Boys Detained For Explosive Plot On Tracks
Police halted five Italian boys found placing dextrine tablets on Hanover street track. Citizens aided rounding them up near Fleet street. Tablets and nearly a bushel of ingredients seized. Boys claimed a man on Cross street gave them the items. no sale proven.
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Hanover Street
Gordon
Fleet Street
Cross Street
Youthful patriots fined for city day violations
Six youths in the Bunker Hill Day celebration were fined two dollars each in the municipal court juvenile session. Defendants included Fred Strocke Matthew Emsogna Charles F McCluskey Woodbury F Roderick William J Smelley and Arthur Hewson. A large crowd attended the sessions with many boys present and nearly 100 patriots reportedly drunken, though 36 were released.
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Fred Strocke
Matthew Emsogna
Charles F. McCluskey
Woodbury
Fire officials pull keys to stop Malden false alarms
Malden June 18 fire commissioners remove over 40 keys from fire alarm boxes to prevent false alarms and keep the department from being called out.
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Malden
Police Turmoil Closes Saloon Doors in Providence
In Providence Rhode Island on June 18 an enforced shutdown left the Hd closed as police troubles and uncertainty about the future kept drinkers from finding service. The city faced a tight climate with no reliable liquor access amid ongoing unrest.
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Providence
R. I
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